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At the time of this interview, Zach Sippy was a high school student in Lexington, Kentucky. In this interview, he discusses his family history and Jewish background. He talks about the various places he has lived throughout his life, including…

A young boy (age unknown) performs the Nazi Salute at what appears to be a Nazi rally. This is one of 30 slides that appear to be part of a collection of glass slides documenting the Shoah and included in the Temple Adath Israel Files.

Writing Assignment for Holocaust Literature Unit (Lesson 4)

A diary entry of a prisoner of war, Vilmer Volyes, during the Holocaust in World War II on the back of a German newspaper

Several women of Ohavay Zion Synagogue are seen planning something unknown. Sitting down is Frances Ades (far left), Esther Moskovitz ( center left), and Evelyn Krislov (far right).

Several women, two of which in swimsuits, pose together for a group portrait inside Meyers Brothers on 278 West Main and Mill Streets.

This is an image of Rabbi David Wirtschafter, his son Zachariah Sippy-Wirtschafter, and his daughter Emanuelle Sippy-Wirtschafter on November 14, 2015 at Temple Adath Israel in Lexington, Kentucky during the Wirtschafter Installation.

This image of the interior of Temple Adath Israel in Lexington, KY shows the pews leading up to the front.

In the upper left-hand side is an advertisement for Victor Bogart Co. in the Kentucky Kernel directed towards University of Kentucky students.

This 1919 advertisement for the Victor Bogaert Company appeared in the 20th volume of the Kentuckian.